In our recent series of tutorials about the Transition Effects in PowerPoint, we have discussed the utility and application of the Fade, Push, Wipe, Reveal, Split and Random Bars effect. In this post we will discuss the Shape Transition Effect and its utility in PowerPoint presentations.
By default PowerPoint will show a list of slide thumbnails on the left of the PowerPoint editor, unless you close the pane. If you are trying to recover the list of slides on the left using PowerPoint 2010 but no slides are displayed there, then here we will try to help you to show this …
PowerPoint has introduced some very fine presentation features, including the support for Widescreen presentations. In a previous post we discussed Widescreen support in PowerPoint and also provided some Widescreen PowerPoint Templates. This time we will show you how to change the orientation of your PowerPoint slides and the various methods by which you can ensure …
Perhaps one of the most underrated effect in PowerPoint is the Random Bars Transition Effect. This effect displays horizontal or vertical bars when you switch from one slide to another. While this might not seem as a very useful effect, however, that depends upon your usage of it. On a personal note, I consider this …
The Reveal Transition Effect, as the name suggests, brings forward the next slide by revealing it from within the current slide. It is somewhat similar to the Fade and Wipe effects, however, it provides a distinct option by which you can add this effect to your PowerPoint slides using both a Smooth or Through Black …
While readymade templates are quite widely used for making presentations, perhaps the most ignored or less known tools for making eye-catching PowerPoint presentations include Animated PowerPoint Templates and HD Video Backgrounds. We have reviewed a number of Animated PowerPoint Templates by Presenter Media and from the Microsoft portal. This time we will provide you with …
In previous posts we explored the use of Push and Fade Transition Effect in PowerPoint 2013. Among the plethora of transitions that you can apply to your PowerPoint slides, one very interesting effect is the Wipe Transition Effect. Let’s take a look at how you can apply the Wipe Transition Effect and what might be …
The Transitions tab in PowerPoint provides a number of handy transition effects that can be used to switch between slides in a stylish way. In a previous post we showed you the utility and method of using the Fade Transition effect in PowerPoint 2013. This time we will explore the Push Transition Effect.
You may have worked on a presentation at school or at work, which you are proud of and you want a reminder of that amazing presentation you did on your computer screen. You may have also created a presentation of your wedding last summer or of your vacation in some exotic beach, and you want …
Transition effects can add a lot of vigor to an ordinary static presentation. Instead of using the default method of switching between various slides, you can make your presentations look extra special by using transition effects. Let’s explore the Fade Transition Effect and its utility in PowerPoint 2013.
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